yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] truedim:
Very intresting.

I played Snails between Magician and Windows XP PC and all was good.

Try to join from device B to Device A, or try to disable DHCP service and setup IP manually...
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Registererer:
thx for your reply. your answer triggered sth in my ol'rusty brain :) ... There ARE options to change ip/mask/gw etc. but they aren't to be found under bluesoleil settings :)

lol

thx again,

regi
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Registererer:
I just noticed something weird: both of my Magicians have the same hw-address: 00:02:5B:00:A5:A5... that's why my PAN network (using Bluez stack and Debian) always keeps disconnecting one of the devices. it thinks it's the same device. any way to change this address?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Registererer:
i think that is also the reason why i am not able to play games ....
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Chatty:
Maybe this address is hardwired in the BT stack. Chances are you find this string in the .CAB used for installation. If so: you can change it to your liking.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Ralf_g60:
We have the same problem here, also opened a new topic about this.

A friend and I have a Magician, and like yours the same bluetooth adress

(00:02:5B:00:A5:A5)

The weird part is that when we just both installed bluesoleil, we were able to play warfare over the PAN.

But 2 days later, it stops working??? As you said, every time one tries to connect, it hangs. Have to reset every time.....

I tried to change the adress in the register, but no luck so far :( It changes back by itselves?

Does anybody know a solution? And can someone confirm that the problem is caused by the same device name?

thnx
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Cyrene:
I'm having trouble sending MMS with handcent. First I had the MMS settings set to smart, then I tried putting in USA and Verizon manually. I have Handcent services for high quality pictures checked. Anyone else having trouble with this?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jromeo91:
I just recently flashed Liquidsmooth 2.37 on my galaxy s3 along with the gapps. Everything is working fine except the camera. Whenever I'd go to my camera, it crashes and says "Gallery has stopped". Help please!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] g-funkster:
Same here. It worked fine yesterday but today suddenly crashing. All around good ROM but for this

EDIT: did you happen to set storage to external SD?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] supertallrich:
I see camera problems as well with third party apps like Instagram and Camera 360. Trying to take a photo with the front facing camera in either app causes my phone to reboot instantly.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] stendoty:
Same problem

Me too, the camera worked at first and now it force closes every time, also with 3rd party apps.

I tried installing quickpic and that didn't work.

I don't have an sd card (is this a problem?)

i really like this rom! please help if anyone figured this out?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobi_shalom:
Hello, I'm interested to buy the I9505G but I do not know how to check that I buy from someone and I do not know if it's a I9505 ROM or not ... Should be listed on the back of fresh or sticker?

Edit: Is the situation different Download Mod ?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MJHawaii:
Hi Kobi this section is for Android Development I will move this to Q&A that's where you can post your questions. Please review XDA forum rules and policies for guidance
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobi_shalom:
Sorry ..
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] nhprm:
I've searched the Forum but I'm so over-my-head that I'm not really finding my exact issue and I'm kinda trying things willie nillie which I know is going to leave me with a bricked phone.

I tried following the rooting guide at http://htconeroot.com/htc-one-root/how-to-root-htc-one-windowsmaclinux/ and booted into my Sprint Rom successfully with the SU installed. Then I added the Android Revolution rom and tried to flash it. Since that point I've had boot loop issues.

Android Revolution will boot loop to the bootloader and not even attempt to get into the OS. When I tried installing Viper Rom, I could get to the unlock screen, but when I'd unlock, the screen would display a white page with "htc" on it, then eventually reboot. I then tried to flash the stock Sprint Rom. It will load to the lock screen, but not unlock, and will reboot eventually. Finally, I tried following the instructions here from a similar situation: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2411137. When I go through the first tutorial the [SOLVED] post refers to, I get the error that warning: seek lseek64 failed when I try the second step. I also can't get RUU to work because when I turn my phone off and plug it in, it automatically turns on to the bootloader.

Presently the bootloader reads:

tampered

relocked

security warning

m7_wls pvt ship s-on rh

hboot 1.55.0000

opendsp-v31.120.274.0517

os-1.29.651.10(weird character)

eMMC-boot 2048MB

Sep 18 2013 15:46:04.0

Fastboot and ADB are working for me.

Please, any advice would be appreciated
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] thisguy81:
Which recovery are you using?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] nhprm:
I have TWRP Touch 2.6.3.0 installed and working. At least it seems to work.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] thisguy81:
It looks to me like your not unlocked anymore. Your Bootloader should say Unlocked, not Relocked. I would go through that process again before you do anything else.

EDIT: I found this, and it is great. Very user friendly, and will also help you achieve S-Off. Just follow the steps.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2236814
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] nhprm:
did the following:

fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin

Chose "Yes" to unlock bootloader

Allowed phone to reboot

--Attempts to boot into the rom, but is non-responsive

--Will reboot periodically if left alone

Now in hboot it says *** unlocked ***, does not have the security warning, but still, I can't seem to get the rom to ever boot properly. Also I still can't RUU because the phone won't shut down (and because I'm unlocked again).

Thank you for your help - any other ideas?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] nhprm:
I read this thread but the download link says "removed by mods." And the last post in the thread tells us that the toolkit is not allowed on this forum.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] thisguy81:
If it were me I would go to Wipe in Recovery, and wipe everything EXCEPT internal storage, wipe system most of all. Then try to flash the ROM. Some times dirty flashing can cause lots of issues.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] nhprm:
I've done this multiple times and I make sure to wipe every time before attempting to flash a rom.

Anything else?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] thisguy81:
I think first you need to get S-Off, then go from there. Did you get the link I PM'd you?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] nhprm:
I don't think I can use this because I can't boot into a rom on my phone as is. I appreciate your help in providing me that but I'm just not seeing what my next step would be. Hoping we can figure this out :)
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] thisguy81:
Ok, so after some pretty extensive research here is what I have found. First you are on a newer HBOOT version than I am (not sure how this happened was pretty sure I updated, but who knows), so the only way for you to achieve S-Off is using rumrunner. You can find that info at the link below. Do that first, then after that you should be able to complete the rest of the steps in the [SOLVED] forum you found earlier. Fingers crossed this works for you.

http://rumrunner.us/

---------- Post added at 02:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:50 PM ----------

Maybe check out this forum too. Looks like this guy had the exact same problem as you.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2511080
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] nhprm:
Maybe I'm misreading it, but rumrunner requires you to be able to boot into a rom.

Went through the steps in the guide posted as a solution to your second link (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2503646) and there's no change in behavior, though my information at the top of hboot now reads as follows:

TAMPERED

UNLOCKED

M7_WLS PVT SHIP S-ON RH

HBOOT-1.55.0000

RADIO-1.00.20.0913_3

OpenDSP-v31.120.274.0617

OS-3.04.651.2

eMMC-boot 2048MB

Sep 18 203, 15:46:04.0
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] nhprm:
Scratch previous post about USB connection - it's just acting weirder than before but still allows sideload.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] thisguy81:
PM me your google username, and I will chat with you on Hangouts. Maybe we can figure it out that way.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] nhprm:
I was speaking with a friend and he thinks that this may have started because I flashed a GSM rom accidentally instead of a Sprint-designed-rom. Also he said my hboot might be the wrong version to go through the fix that MrFixIt and others have posted where you use fastboot to go through the oem recovery to sideload a rom.

Any ideas would be welcome at this point.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Sloth:
I sent you a message on hangouts :D
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] thisguy81:
Thanks for stepping in Bigdaddy619. You are clearly the man who knows how to fix this. I was gonna PM you and see if you could help, but just hadn't gotten around to it yet. Thanks again.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Sloth:
Lol he did PM me yesterday but we are playing tag lol
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] nhprm:
[SOLVED]

So I'm kinda a derp.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2503646

BigDaddy's guide (above) solved my issue. I had run the steps before but I tried to sideload the rom at the end and that would fail.

I'm now running Slim Bean rom w/ GPS and radios working and I'm so happy. THANK YOU BIG DADDY AND THIS GUY FOR ALL YOUR HELP!!!
[Other SmartWatches] JarlSX:
i think this watch deserves it's own topic (and no, i don't have shares or any ties with them :))

original kickstarter project here

now that i have had the Sony Smartwatch 2 for a month or so, i'm glad i backed this project

yes, the SW2 has apps and a color screen, so?

it's not like many of the apps are useful anyway

no microphone, no speaker, no response from Sony on reported issues/wishes

and i really don't need a smartwatch to replace my phone, tasks like browsing, reading email, news, etc and playing games are perfect on the 5 inch screen of my Butterfly S, so i don't really need a big color screen

there are 5 things i want from a watch

-long battery life, 4-5 days minimum

-thin, about 8-9mm should be the max

-a lot of choice in watch faces, being able to design them myself would be the ultimate, all of them should show time+date, extra info like weather would be nice (like min/max temp for the day)

-handle calls

-show important mail/whatsapp/twitter/facebook notifications (from people i find important)

the HOT Watch does most of them, i especially like the way it handles calls

you can pre-order the watch since a couple of weeks

pics of the 4 models (Basic, Classic, Edge and Curve):

Features (copied from kickstarter):

-Private calls amplified by the palm of your hand

-Speakerphone

-Voice activated calling and other phone control using your phone’s native voice recognition such as iPhone SIRI

-Receive and reply to Messages (SMS, Email, Facebook and Twitter)

-Music player remote control (for your phone’s native player)

-Multiple dial faces

-Automatic fast contacts sync

-Caller ID

-Audible and silent vibrating alarms and alerts

-Pedometer: Record running, walking, steps climbed, calories burned

-Fall detection with automatic text to emergency number (unless cancelled in 30 seconds)

-LED illumination

-Note capture: captures your handwriting on the watch face

-Tactile vibration feedback

-HOT Proximity Alerts: Never leave your phone behind and prevent theft

-Find your phone with remote beep

-Built-in LED Flashlight (ONLY in Curve)

-Water Resistant

-Multi-touch projected capacitive screen (Skim finger above glass to change screens)

if any info is missing/incomplete, let me know and i'll add it

update may 2nd 2014:

Essential Functionality Android Phone App SDK is available.

https://www.hotsmartwatch.com/developers/ess-android-sdk/

update july 31st

finally a decent video, showing an actual production model

also, the first kickstarters should be receiving their watches

finally!

edit: and the android app is available, in the play store

[YOUTUBE]Q9wDYHew5UY[/YOUTUBE]

update august 12th

sdk is available here
[Other SmartWatches] MarkBro:
Hot watch
[Other SmartWatches] JarlSX:
i don't care for apps, really. like i said, it doesn't need to replace my smartphone at all, i just want a watch with some additional functionality

the HOT Watch doesn't even run apps, does it? or very limited

i just hope there will be plenty watch faces to choose from or have the ability to design/add them myself

ps: would you mind removing the quoted part? don't need all those pics twice... thanks :)
[Other SmartWatches] Ryan Cordero:
A sdk is coming out. I was hoping more excitement and buzz for this watch..can't wait to get mine.
[Other SmartWatches] JarlSX:
i don't get it either, maybe once it's available in stores that people will start noticing?

i also don't understand why people prefer those clunky things on their wrists

i think it's too early for those mini-smartphone-on-your-wrist things, they need to make them (a lot) smaller/thinner first, use flexible displays, way better batteries, that kind of stuff

in the meantime, watches like the HOT Watch are ideal

IMHO ofcourse :)
[Other SmartWatches] Ryan Cordero:
I was close to getting the Omate. But I can't imagine charging twice or three times a day. Plus the private is pretty cool.. We need tasker support out the box or early on.
[Other SmartWatches] slim_thumb:
Two more e-paper watches

Two more e-paper watches from China:

(1) Sonostar - http://www.sonostar.com/Smartwatch/Specificaion

(2) Tomoon - http://www.tomoon.cn/index (No English)

Dunno what processor these two watches use.

E-paper watches should be more battery frugal because power is only used when the screen is refreshed. However, e-paper screen refresh rate is low (< 15 fps) so don't expect fluid youtube video or game playing (if these are ever possible), and there is "ghost" problem during refresh. Also the older e-ink / e-paper devices don't have night light, but the latest models eg. Kindle Paperwhite and Kobo Glo have front light (e-paper is opaque and doesn't use back lighting).
[Other SmartWatches] vectron:
If you are talking about Omate, the correct statement would be charging every 2-3 days, NOT 2-3 times a day. I think you mixed it up with Gear (which btw last more than 24hr on a single charge) ;)

Regarding HOT Watch, I can tell you from experience of owning MetaWatch and Omate TS, as well as reading plenty about Pebble at the time of the release - when it comes to KS projects, their focus is to deliver hardware first with unfinished software/apps. After all the delays and final release of hardware, all users become beta testers of software, and often they rely on XDA and other developers to release custom ROMs and write their own software. I don't expect HOT to be any different, although would love to be proven wrong. Even big guys like Sammy and Sony can't get fully functionality software out of the door with hardware release. As I said, every company just wants to get to a final hardware production to start shipping the units. Then, software will follow up.
[Other SmartWatches] Ryan Cordero:
Two to three days sounds good but what kind of use are you doing? Screen on times ect.

I was hoping the hot will get the support level the pebble did as I like the ts a lot but not quite sold on it yet.

hoping Google will announce something this coming year.
[Other SmartWatches] vectron:
Not as much use yet, with heavy use realistically it will probably be a day considering this is a real android "smartphone" on your wrist ;)

Regarding Pebble, it only took them what, 8-9 months, million$ of investment, and being sold in Best Buy, Amazon, AT&T stores, etc.

I do agree with you, once Google will release something, it will be at a reasonable price (obviously subsidized) and will have a working native android software from get-go.
[Other SmartWatches] JarlSX:
[MENTION=3822682]slim_thumb[/MENTION] that sonostar watch looks pretty decent actually, nice resolution as well

but you still can't order it, there's a video of over 6 months old on youtube where they show a mockup, because that's all they had at that point, maybe still is a mockup

then again, it really doesn't do a whole lot more than my SW2

that's why i want the HOT watch, the private handsfree function seems ideal to me

[MENTION=3996566]vectron[/MENTION] you're probably right about the software, but as long as the hardware is right, they can always fix the software

Sony did release a reasonable update recently, but they're not there yet and their support is a mess

very interested in whatever google will come up with, but again, i think a watch with flexible display and (very) good battery life (and hopefully private handsfree function like the HOT watch has) will be the ultrimate (maybe HOT Watch 2 :))

until then, i think i'll be very happy with the HOT watch :)
[Other SmartWatches] vectron:
Please, keep us updated once you get yours!!!
[Other SmartWatches] JarlSX:
will do, sadly i messed up my pledge, so had to resort to pre-order, so others will probably report sooner

really can't wait trying out the private call function!
[Other SmartWatches] dang1:
Hi,

i've open a thread to discuss about hot smartwatch apps development

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2594890

Bye!

Daniele
[Other SmartWatches] danieleg:
Now classic and edge model are also avaible with leather band
[Other SmartWatches] JarlSX:
can we keep the quoting to a minimum in this topic please?

[MENTION=831224]dang1[/MENTION] good idea, hope this watch will pick up some more attention once they present it on CES next week
[Other SmartWatches] cama900:
I never thought of looking on here for threads about the hot smartwatch! Anyway, I'm a kickstarter backer and pretty excited :) Not much from CES yet, but hopefully soon!
[Other SmartWatches] Ryan Cordero:
So where are all the photos and videos from ces?
[Other SmartWatches] Ryan Cordero:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXQ8srDLk9U
[Other SmartWatches] cama900:
And this: http://youtu.be/I8PjQwwpoFQ
[Other SmartWatches] dang1:
Thanks for the links, we hoping see more and more..

Inviato dal mio Nexus 4 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Other SmartWatches] dang1:
Here another video..

http://youtu.be/KI7pj1FtE-I

I hope to see as soon as possible a walkthrough all functions of this watches

Bye all

Daniele
[Other SmartWatches] JarlSX:
new video

[YOUTUBE]cTCh-QIX9uI[/YOUTUBE]
[Other SmartWatches] ced357:
I love this watch... It has all my Pebble is missing...
[Other SmartWatches] tyraelasd:
Amazing, great work mate on creating this, waiting eagerly for this to arrive somewhat in March. Best smartwatch ever.
[Other SmartWatches] JarlSX:
creating a topic is easy, waiting for the watch isn't :)
[Other SmartWatches] Ryan Cordero:
What did everybody order? Edge. But I was torn on the classic or upgrading to the curve.
[Other SmartWatches] JarlSX:
Edge, i initially ordered the leather version, but they only have brown leather, i wanted black and it's not fully leather anyway, so had my order changed to silicon

i hope at some point they can produce a version with full leather band and still have the wiring in it for the private call function
[Other SmartWatches] Ryan Cordero:
I was more disappointed the leather didn't look like the prototype. Black would have been better.
[Other SmartWatches] dang1:
Power cable image http://ow.ly/i/4tRiR

Inviato dal mio Nexus 4 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Other SmartWatches] matthews1977:
[MENTION=3822682]slim_thumb[/MENTION] The Tomoon is actually the only watch i've seen to date that uses true E-INK. The rest are Sharps E-paper.

Ordered an Edge myself. The watch has 4 app drawers on board, and two tiers for SDK. First tier is watch faces constructed with clip art. Tier 2 is the deep dark stuff and the base language is C. Which is a huge win for me, because I like C. I suspect the 4 apps as opposed to pebbles 8 because they may have aloted larger slots for each app in terms of memory allocation. Which is fine by me because most find themselves using a master app the majority of the time any way. It is presumed we will also have full communication with all on board sensors, MIC and speaker. The screen is touch and the native rom accepts gestures. It is also presumed we can tap into those as well. If you can code & compile I see no reason why you can't interface this with anything it'll pair with. That's what I have surmised to date, hope it helps.
[Other SmartWatches] Ryan Cordero:
Anybody bail this ship yet?

Sent from my SM-N900T
[Other SmartWatches] JarlSX:
nope, still waiting, but am getting rather impatient

stupid tests are taking way too long, they should've been full into mass production by now, wouldn't be surprised if they can't start for another week

wonder if i can live with the e-ink screen, gotten used to the SW2's transflective color screen
[Other SmartWatches] jazzmachine:
Am starting to consider it... The kickstarter pledge price was quite a bargain compared to preorder retail though. What do you guys think of this watch in light of the Google Wear announcement?
[Other SmartWatches] Ryan Cordero:
My concern is there will be a lack of software compared to pebble or wear. LG says their watch will be constantly on and moto 360 is so sexy.

Sent from my SM-N900T
[Other SmartWatches] timtop:
(Sorry I don't mean to hijack this thread for the Tomoon T-Fire when there is a separate thread about it, but that thread was closed by the mod because of people quibbling)

I was very keen on the E-ink / E-paper smart watches originally, but when I start reading reviews on the Tomoon T-Fire, I am really disappointed.

The Tomoon looks cheap and plasticky, nothing like the artist impression on their website. Besides, the 1.73 inch screen is HUGE, makes the watch look like a women's bracelet! The E-ink / E-paper screen quality is also not good (ghosting during screen refresh remains a big problem). People report that battery life is not that good given the E-ink / E-paper screen. Practically NO tech support on the watch apps and probably noone would be interested in developing apps.
[Other SmartWatches] Ryan Cordero:
One issue I worry about is how comfortable will that mic be on the bottom of my wrist. And how long till that breaks from snagging something.

Sent from my SM-N900T
[Other SmartWatches] JarlSX:
won't be long now, they finally got all their certifications, production starts next week

wondered about the mic as well, will see when it gets here i guess
[Other SmartWatches] simple1i:
Certainly seems the best watch from the e-paper types and most others. If the Omate had a longer battery life, I would sacrifice the looks for functionality, but 1-2 days battery for $299 is too much.

So (for many) it depends on the Moto360 and the Google LG watch, if they are not up to scratch, i.e. battery life and functionality, then the HOT Watch it is. The apple watch is going to be expensive and for iOS users only. The Sony is pretty good, Samsung's battery life is a big let down.

2014's exciting year for the Smartwatch, there will be new ones springing up together with the Chinese imports. The SmartQ Z with the custom ROM's would my 2nd choice. But the HOT watch remains No. 1.

Does anyone know what sensor a compass app need to work? I guess a compass wont work on the HOT watch? I wonder what developers have done with the SDK for the HOT watch? :D
[Other SmartWatches] jonaseymour:
Essential Functionality Android Phone App SDK

Essential Functionality Android Phone App SDK is available. Haven't had a chance to have a play yet. Looks promising!

https://www.hotsmartwatch.com/developers/ess-android-sdk/
[Other SmartWatches] matthews1977:
It appears the links were mishandled somewhere and all the files on the SDK page are corrupt. I made a post with working links here http://hotsmartwatch.forumflash.com/index.php?/topic/28-correct-sdk-download-info-inside/

The SDK offers a LOT of control. Good luck!